Letters
Sun., Sept. 11, 2005
‘Hot-dogging’ not becoming
Talk about self-serving adulation!
Jason Martin’s interception for the Cougars in the second quarter (against Idaho), which fell into his hands and was followed by the look-at-me, helmet-removal prance, was the most exceptional bush-league exhibition you could possibly expect!
What will happen when he actually makes a play? Grow up … you are expected to intercept … did it surprise you?
Ray Tansy Jr.
Spokane
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